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**OlgaBorovikovva** · 12-24-2009, 04:29 PM

Usually, at this point, someone comes back with London's Forex primacy. As a lifelong (well, so far) rates guy, I see London as slightly ahead, but for equities and alternatives, NYC never really lost the crown.

ONE thing's for sure, unless they really keep pushing the bankers, NYC+London are uncontested (although buy-side is MUCH more geographically diffuse than sell-side).

12-24-2009, 04:29 PM	#3
OlgaBorovikovva Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	Usually, at this point, someone comes back with London's Forex primacy. As a lifelong (well, so far) rates guy, I see London as slightly ahead, but for equities and alternatives, NYC never really lost the crown. ONE thing's for sure, unless they really keep pushing the bankers, NYC+London are uncontested (although buy-side is MUCH more geographically diffuse than sell-side).
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